Where it can be found: Neon can be found in the form of gas with a single neon molecule in the Earth and despite it being the fourth most abundant element, only 0.0018% in the Earths volume is neon.
Environmental Risk Factors: Neon is a rare atmospheric gas and poses no threat to the environment because it is chemically nonreactive.
Health Risk Factors: Neon is a potentially dangerous gas if inhaled can cause asphyxiant and if came in contact with can cause frostbite.
The symbol of Neon shown in a light with neon gas. (Ne) Home
Atomic Number: 10
Atomic Mass Unit (A.M.C.): 20.1797
Density: 0.0008999 Grams per cubic centimeter
Melting Point: -249 °C
Boiling Point: -246 °C
Group in Periodic Table: Noble Gases
Classification: Non-Metals
Where it can be found: Neon can be found in the form of gas with a single neon molecule in the Earth and despite it being the fourth most abundant element, only 0.0018% in the Earths volume is neon.
Environmental Risk Factors: Neon is a rare atmospheric gas and poses no threat to the environment because it is chemically nonreactive.
Health Risk Factors: Neon is a potentially dangerous gas if inhaled can cause asphyxiant and if came in contact with can cause frostbite.
The symbol of Neon shown in a light with neon gas. (Ne)
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